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Anita Arthur

Anita Arthur

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Journalist, Citi TV

Ghana, Greater Accra Region

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Technology , Retail , Art , Fashion

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fiction

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Total articles 433

  • Housing Ministry partners Hungarian govt to produce building materials

    By Anita Arthur, Lawrence Segbefia Verified| citibusinessnews.com@ The Ministry of Works and Housing has partnered with the Hungarian government to establish a factory that will produce building materials locally. The factory will help build 200,00 houses. The Ministry is hopeful that the move will correct the country’s housing deficit. Available statistics has shown Ghana has since 2010, experienced a housing deficit of 1.7 million units. Industry players believe the deficit could be more as the country’s population continues to increase.

    By Anita Arthur, Lawrence Segbefia Verified · citibusinessnews.com

    Feb. 13, 2019

  • GTA launches 2019 National Chocolate Day to mark Val’s Day

    By Anita Arthur, Lawrence Segbefia Verified| citibusinessnews.com@ The Ghana Tourism Authority(GTA) has launched the 2019 National Chocolate Day and National Tourism Awards. The Ministry of Tourism in collaboration with Ghana Tourism Authority, the Ghana Cocoa Board, the Cocoa Processing Company and the Chef Association of Ghana redesigned Valentine’s Day to Chocolate Day in 2005.

    By Anita Arthur, Lawrence Segbefia Verified · citibusinessnews.com

    Feb. 06, 2019

  • Housing Ministry partners Hungarian govt to produce building materials

    By Anita Arthur, Lawrence Segbefia Verified| citibusinessnews.com@ The Ministry of Works and Housing has partnered with the Hungarian government to establish a factory that will produce building materials locally. The factory will help build 200,00 houses. The Ministry is hopeful that the move will correct the country’s housing deficit. Available statistics has shown Ghana has since 2010, experienced a housing deficit of 1.7 million units. Industry players believe the deficit could be more as the country’s population continues to increase.

    By Anita Arthur, Lawrence Segbefia Verified · citibusinessnews.com

    Feb. 13, 2019

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Citi TV